Cocoa species

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K dupuis
@k-dupuis
05/03/10 16:41:28
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Thanks will look into this variety.
Jeff Stern
@jeff-stern
05/03/10 15:28:48
78 posts
There's supposedly a new high yielding variety being grown in Sacha, Ecuador. HIgher yielding than CCN-51. I don't know the specifics but they're calling it "super cacao" here because it supposedly has great flavor and enormous yields. I was just at Tulicorp last Wednesday and they claim it's true....
K dupuis
@k-dupuis
05/01/10 10:53:03
4 posts
Tell us more and does Ecuardor have a distinctly different variety to be considered in a class with the 3 other varieties commonly accepted as different. PS why are all origin chocolates from most of Africa grainy that I have tasted to date?
Dave Elliott
@dave-elliott
04/30/10 16:17:46
17 posts
Can you post a link or further information regarding the claims being made?
K dupuis
@k-dupuis
04/30/10 15:03:55
4 posts
Is there really a fourth spieces of cocoa bean in Ecuardor or are they just trying to brand their production as special? Anyone know anything on this.
updated by @k-dupuis: 05/09/15 17:07:30

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